Anonymous #9 1w

if this is true then thats a relief bcoz its not a hyped up eugenics announcement but this is still ominous 😭

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Anonymous #9 1w

THIS IS ALWAYS SO DUMB TO ME!!! ofc autism is mostly genetic factors. but it’s like these ppl never learned correlation does not imply causation in elementary lmfao. like sure pregnant women may take tylenol for regular pregnancy symptoms. it’s like they can’t comprehend a pregnant woman can catch an infection, which is why they’re takin it. ofc environmental factors still need lots of studying, but it’s at least more accepted that infection can increase risk of autism. it’s just a traceable

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Anonymous #9 1w

thing to notice the patterns of women who take Tylenol and higher % of birthing autistic children compared to those who don’t. and instead of actually scientifically looking deeper to see the reason for the correlation they just wipe their hands and stop there. like it’s infuriating seeing this administration be so poor in their research. srry yap over

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Wipe your mouth once you’re done

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We actually know quite a bit, it’s just not been popularized enough in the media for it to be common knowledge (I by no means want this to come off as an attack on you.) For context I am about to graduate with my degree in neuroscience. We know the brain is made up of neurons, and the input center of each neuron are called the dendrites. On these dendrites, we have synapses which are sites where neurons communicate with each other. At birth, we have a ton of these and the “normal” development

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Anonymous #9 1w

This has been a talking point for a long time even for adhd

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Anonymous #11 1w

Involves pruning of these synapses. In autism, there is some sort of mutation that results in a lack of synaptic pruning, so to way over simplify what is occurring they are basically receiving too much information in their brain about their surroundings at all times.

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Anonymous #11 1w

Also vaccines do NOT cause autism. Whoever did that study was found to have fabricated all their data and it was overturned by the science community. Unfortunately the damage was already done in the mainstream by that point, however.

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Anonymous #21 1w

They r not saying they’re gonna cure it there is no cure for adhd or autism only therapy and medication they’re just trying to pinpoint a cause for the increased rates

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Anonymous #11 1w

I hate when they say vaccines cause it. Autism isn’t something that develops after birth

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Anonymous #22 1w

Well like u can’t just CONTRACT IT out of thin fucking air

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Anonymous #22 1w

Complete and utter lies 😂

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Anonymous #18 1w

Huh? 😭 Did I miss something?

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Anonymous #1 1w

that’s wtf i’m thinking, i’m so scared 😭

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Anonymous #11 1w

i am aware that the neurological root of the disorder is widely known. i also study the physical sciences. but have we figured out its true origin? i am genuinely asking since the downvotes are showing that we apparently have. this is exciting news to me that we know what exactly causes it aside from the studies we’ve done on the composition of a brain with ASD. where did it start?

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Anonymous #5 1w

It’s been around. It’s used for epilepsy, depression, and even schizophrenia I think

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Anonymous #5 1w

Yeah this is actually pretty common for people with severe medication resistant mental health issues. You are sedated for it and very closely monitored for side effects.

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Anonymous #25 1w

they're gonna link it to tylenol lmao nothing is gonna happen and tylenol will probably take a stock hit that's it

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Anonymous #22 1w

There is no “increased rates” there’s just an increase in exposure to it. With more knowledge of neurodivergence, more people are being recognized as having it.

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Anonymous #22 1w

Also, I don’t want your therapy and medications either. I want to the Trump administration to leave us the fuck alone

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Anonymous #19 1w

(Hello also senior neuroscience) The question of a “true origin” for ASD is a very complicated one because there is no one true picture of the condition. Patterns of hyperconnectivity are a potential etiology for sensory issues, but that only accounts for a very small portion of a mosaic of traits that make up ASD. Other differences in brain structure are scattered across dozens of different structures that are regulated independently of each other, suggesting many different loci of control.

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Anonymous #11 1w

i also do want to note that i interpreted the post as “answer” as in reasoning. not a preventative measure which must be where the disconnect is. that is an unusual way to describe treatment.

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Anonymous #12 1w

It’ll probably just be a warning on the bottle or something. Big Pharma would never let Tylenol just get taken off the market lol

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Anonymous #21 1w

So sick of people thinking it’s common place. 90% of those diagnosed don’t have it

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Anonymous #35 1w

We aren’t a democracy

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Anonymous #34 1w

A lot of autistic people feel that low support needs ASD is better understood as a personality type that only becomes a disorder in the context of our society

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Anonymous #34 1w

that’s exactly what i figured and what i am saying. thank you.

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Anonymous #19 1w

I think the issue is that when trump says “the answer” he is likely saying “solution” which is 1) Cruel and ignorant 2) Kind of laughable considering how diversely ASD manifests

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Anonymous #20 1w

Honestly true he looks like he’s melting nowadays. Doesn’t deserve to have his old pics used

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Anonymous #19 1w

If we know what specifically causes the mutation then I have yet to learn about it. I’m not sure why you’re getting so many downvotes. I think current treatments focus more on the symptoms than the cause, I highly doubt the president has discovered a way to solve that specific issue

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You can have autism and be healthy

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Anonymous #11 1w

As someone who has a sibling with severe autism I can definitely say that he may be healthy, but he is disadvantaged in almost every way compared to everyone else and it’s cruel to have to live that way. Not all cases are as severe as my brothers, but having a child with a disability is just that, a disability, not normal and usually not compatible with a normal lifestyle.

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Anonymous #42 1w

but a lifestyle doesn't have to be normal to be worth living???

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Anonymous #42 1w

I’m not disagreeing with that. A close friend of mine has a sister with autism so severe she’ll never be able to live without a care taker. But I don’t think we should be spreading the stigma about autism by saying they’re not healthy like you did.

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Anonymous justinian 1w

I have the feeling this “answer” is a modern Aktion T4…

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Anonymous #22 1w

Where are the increased rates? You mean the fact we’ve learned a lot about it in the last 15 years alone and only figured out of to identify it in women LESS THAN TWENTY YEARS AGO??? THAT “increased rates”?

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Anonymous #39 1w

I’ve been fearing them pulling an Aktion T4

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Anonymous #40 1w

Hans Asperger sure did! 😀

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Anonymous #23 1w

So I take it you’re a leading psychologist and have personally analyzed every person who has ever been diagnosed with autism?

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Anonymous #23 1w

and you know this how? you know their brains? yk them better than their doctors who evaluated them? 90% of diagnosed autistic individuals?

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Anonymous #49 1w

(Sorry Justinian, this posted as a reply instead of a separate comment)

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Anonymous #49 1w

its ok #49, I still like you

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Anonymous #42 6d

Yes there are extreme cases that can be very difficult especially on caretakers, but as someone on the spectrum it makes me feel kinda bad when people act like it’s smthg ab me that needs to be fixed, especially after years of therapy to help my social skills

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Anonymous #22 6d

“Increased rates” the first person to ever be diagnosed with autism is STILL ALIVE

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Anonymous #48 6d

Because he doesn’t give a fuck about Charlie

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Anonymous #57 6d

Do you think trump is going to cure autism??

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Anonymous #3 6d

is that what u got from my comment? Damn yall are dense

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Anonymous #42 6d

My mom’s brother has Down syndrome and autism and is fairly low functioning in most aspects and has a lifelong caretaker. but he is the happiest person I have ever met and he absolutely loves his life. Ofc it’s not ideal to be born with a disability but that makes him who he is and he is so happy and full of life. Idk what your beliefs are but if you believe in god, u should know he makes everyone perfect in his eyes and we shouldn’t strive to change his work bc it we were all made with purpose

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Anonymous #57 6d

Ok so what’s your correlation? Please go ahead and explain

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Why exactly was I downvoted. Tylenol almost killed me 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Anonymous #21 6d

Nope but that’s irrelevant

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Anonymous #16 6d

Because it’s a researched fact. A lot of diagnosis’s are completely wrong. Some kids can just be different and not have a disorder. Use that brain of yours

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I’m gonna offer 2¢ for about 3 weeks of my aunts pregnancy it looked like my cousin was gonna be born with major birth defects. My uncle drank so much he gave fish a run for their money, could not handle it at all. Then tests came back entirely normal. ( well mostly normal she’s now a theatre kid ) but the point subsists, you don’t know what that kid is gonna be like till it’s too late.

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Anonymous #51 6d

I could’ve sworn he said it was the vaccines

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Anonymous #3 6d

he can do something good and still get hate? how can u not understand this ain’t we all in college 💀

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Anonymous #57 6d

What is he doing good??? He has not announced literally anything good

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Anonymous #23 6d

how much did you take 😭

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Anonymous #23 6d

Maybe because you misused it like an idiot, washing down 4g of acetaminophen with a beer everyday right 🙄? like all those others in the liver cirrhosis club

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Anonymous #62 6d

Yall assume way too damn much and are wrong 90% of the time

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Anonymous #3 6d

…. It’s not good to you that they found a link between Tylenol and autism and are working to prevent harm to children…..? Proving my point 😂

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Anonymous #57 6d

Yes because its all a farce and a load of horseshit. This tylenol shit has been an idea in debate for the last 10 years, and now we have this braindead admin toying around with findings, all being lead by some dumb shit with holes in his brain and zero scientific literacy or abilities

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Anonymous #61 6d

The recommendation

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Anonymous #36 6d

right like i haven’t seen him this pale in years

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Anonymous #62 6d

Completely incorrect. Tylenol can be dangerous even using the recommended amount. I was also a minor and had never drank before. Don’t be a clown

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Anonymous #57 6d

Well do you believe at face value everything this admin says? I don’t trust them at all. These are the same people who are currently targeting vaccines. Plenty of people in the trump administration are not qualified for their positions so excuse me for not trusting trump. Maybe wait until an actual evidence of this imaginary link?

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Anonymous #57 6d

In fact, it’s hilarious you said they are working to prevent harms to children when they are literally targeting safe and effective vaccines. You are going to let the anti science people lecture you on Tylenol and autism?

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Anonymous #47 6d

Nothing about you is educated

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Anonymous #3 6d

Vaccines? Are you talking about the Covid ones? What other vaccines are they targeting?

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Anonymous #57 6d

Vaccines as a whole. Targeting mRNA vaccines, cutting fundings, getting rid of recommendations, appointing RFK who is insanely anti vaccine, blaming autism on vaccines (that didn’t work so now he’s blaming Tylenol), etc. anti science the administration

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You’re probably still in that bulletproof phase of your life, but everybody has medical shit going on. Just a matter of time till it springs up, back pain, psoriasis, eczema, autoimmune disorders, endometriosis, the list goes on and on. Are there things we can genetically nudge, sure, but large form eugenics leaves society weaker to diseases and more susceptible to plagues. A little differentiation is a good thing, but too much and it becomes debilitating.

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Anonymous #57 6d

“Found a link” yeah I’d like a few peer reviewed studies

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Anonymous #57 6d

Florida made it so that people don’t have to get any vaccines at all. RFK has been fighting tooth and nail to take away funding from any and all mRNA vaccine research

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so you are advocating that we should abort all autistic or disabled children? thats eugenics my dude

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Anonymous #67 6d

guys i think hes saying if you KNOW you will have a fucked up kid, then dont try and have kids. If they will require a caretaker their whole life, then #42 is suggesting to just not bother with having a kid. And tbh, i agree with that. Why are you having a kid knowing they will have problems? Or especially when mothers drink and smoke during pregnancy.

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Anonymous #69 6d

I think there’s a wild difference between actively endangering your child during pregnancy and having a kid knowing they’ll have sensitive skin. Nobody wins the genetic lottery. Also as I said before, often times you don’t know about the complications till it’s too late to do much about it.

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our “issues” aren’t issues bc there’s something actually wrong with us (ofc not saying it doesn’t negatively impact outside of the social norms. i have many physical health issues that is related to my autism & adhd). but our issues in society is how strict yall have made it for everyone not even just for ND ppl. we communicate differently naturally. we have different thought processes and we are unique in our attention to detail many may not notice. autism & adhd evolved in humans for a reason

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our brains helped our ancestors survive in the most primitive & harshest conditions. that’s not something to scoff at. our issue isn’t our brain, we are born this way for a reason. the issue is how NT ppl subconsciously dislike us because they sense our major differences. but an actual successful society thrives with diverse minds. it’s sad yall believe in such uniformity

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Mary, obsessed with sonic?? Just admit that you can’t fathom people who are different you instead of treating it like some kind of terrible disease that needs to cured.

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Anonymous #34 6d

Bro really threw in obsessed with sonic 😭😭😭😭

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Excuse me good sir but your description of me is faulty, im obsessed with Justinian, Better Call Saul, and Dr House… not sonic

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im not high functioning babe. i have very poor functioning skills. i cant even speak properly & i go mute in social situations. i have no ability to mask myself anymore. i can’t use the bathroom properly because of my sensory input issues. but a LOT of that is due to how our society is set up. i cannot function like NT ppl, but am expected to. that doesn’t mean i cant function in my own unique way. but we aren’t ALLOWED TO. that is a huge reason why it disables us. there is no generalization.

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everything i mentioned has literally been researched. just because we aren’t NT doesn’t mean we are the ones who have something wrong with us, no you have something wrong with us, which is why we struggle.

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Anonymous #1 6d

That’s exactly what I was thinking actually. Why are so focused on autism and why is it so evil to their administration…

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Anonymous #42 6d

then change your lifestyle to accomodate your child, it's that simple. help them adjust to the world and go thru it how they need to.

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According to the CDC, only 26.7% of people with ASD have “profound autism”, which is probably what you’re referring to when you mention those with intellectual disabilities. So very high support needs autism would be the exception, not the other way around. It’s a very common misconception!

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Anonymous #58 6d

i just wanted to say it was rlly beautiful reading ur reply abt your mom’s brother. im so so tired of having to hear ppl speak for low functioning ND individuals as if they truly know what they’re thinking. does having a disability and a lifelong caretaker come with severe challenges??? absolutely. but at the same time it’s always ppl who aren’t that low functioning ND ppl saying it’s just this awful situation to be in and ppl who aren’t as low functioning don’t know.

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Anonymous #42 6d

As someone without body odor I think it’s incredibly cruel to let stinky people reproduce and create stinky children- we shouldn’t let them reproduce /sarcasm

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Anonymous #58 6d

like sure as someone with poorer functionality but able to be independent TECHNICALLY (not rlly saying should be tbh lol), but does have moderate needs, i can say that i love my brain. i don’t love the way society and my brain clash, making my disability even worse, but do these ppl ever stop to think this seriously awful life their disabled loved one has isn’t suffering as much internally as they assume FOR them??? being low functioning doesn’t mean they don’t have their own, unique ways of

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the ada can only so so much, people like you who do nothing but spread misinformation exist and society, even with the ada, is not made for anyone with a disability or a condition outside of whats "normal". autistic people can do better in society if society stops being such a dick to anyone who is different.

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Anonymous #69 6d

If that’s the case then educating people on genetics and allowing them to make an informed decision is enough. Letting the government create regulation on who can reproduce is a recipe for disaster. Where will they draw the line? What will they categorize as pathology?

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Anonymous #58 6d

of processing information internally. ppl act like having severe intellectual disability is like the same as being brain dead. how do u know ur family member doesn’t actually love how they are??? their unique experiences and abilities and perspectives even if there’s also that aspect of intense struggle?? like i’m so tired of these family members and caretakers deflecting THEIR!!!! subconscious dislike for their loved ones severe autism by acting like some advocate for them

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ok, phrasing the ADA as society being forced to allow us to exist is actually insane. Disabled people have a right to exist, including people that develop disabilities later in life. Your way of talking is very small. We aren’t ruining your life I promise.

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I hope whatever things are weighing on your heart, the problems (perhaps very real and very difficult) you blame disabled people for, get quickly relieved for you though. 🫶 Just, be better 😽

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Anonymous #5 6d

dog ect is used for treatment resistant depression its been around lol

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i was able to exist in society. i still do. i have moderate needs but lots of issues that follow. i do have different needs, and all of them were ignored. this led to skill regression along with ofc stuff i was dealing with all my life already. but how do you suppose conditions like mine are treated? hm? maybe stop for a sec & think abt how ND ppl will always be ND. forcing us to live & act like NT ppl disables us further ^ like i explained. but instead of doing something about it to where

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so once society does disable us more by making us do things they know we cannot do the same as others (not saying we cannot do it. YOU mistake not doing something LIKE YOU means we can’t do ANYTHING. nah. the most remarkable ppl are ND, and when we live our lives that is HEALTHY for us. that won’t DISABLE US MORE. so so many of us are remarkable). and how exactly are u forced to allow me to exist in my unique way???? like??? i’m sorry babe but you genuinely don’t understand the daily life of

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a ND person. the way we bend and break ourselves bc yall are too uncomfy to deal with someone’s differences so we have to act like u. ur forced to fucking allow us to do what ???? how abt u intensely mask every single little thing about yourself to exist in public with you. imagine doing that for so long you literally fucking broke ur ability to mask anymore. why do u think suicide is so high for us? not bc we hate ourselves. but bc u hate us. WE ARE THE ONES WHO MASK TILL IT KILLS US

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but sure YOU are forced to actually deal with it. our “accommodations” btw are mostly shit. all it does is give most of us a few little itty bitty ways to help so we can go back to performing as a NT person as best as possible. i don’t need treatment for not being NT enough. sure i need treatment obviously for things like my physical issues. i’m not gonna make myself feel like the complex, beautiful, devastating brain i’ve been born with needs to be stifled to satisfy you.

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Anonymous justinian 6d

“Imagine” and you give the absolutely best reason why to hate you 😭

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Anonymous #83 6d

what’s the best reason to hate me? burnout that leads to not having the ability to mask, like at all, is common. it is not in our control. and yk what?? we ALREADY know u hate us. you would rather we make ourselves miserable every single day. scripting out all of our everyday interactions and hiding every aspect of our being so yall don’t isolate us from society even more. you guys are the ones who force us to mask, put strict expectations and rules (made up & truly just a construct) that

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Anonymous #83 6d

highkey makes everyone, ND & NT, ppl miserable in many ways. but for ND ppl it’s that added aspect of having a differently wired brain. im sorry NT ppl are so hateful, so mean, so conniving that you see us struggle bc of the world NT ppl themselves created, one not made for us. you see us die or disable ourselves further to please and survive NT society. and it makes u hate us more hahah. that’s another reason why i’m so happy to be ND. i could never imagine wanting to have a brain like urs

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Anonymous #83 6d

oh so u are mentally challenged too hm?

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Anonymous #84 6d

Instead we have cars

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Anonymous #66 6d

That’s not attacking vaccines? That’s simply not forcing people to get them. And taking away funding. They can fund themselves you know?

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Anonymous #3 6d

Yeah yall just proving my point 😭👋

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Anonymous #57 6d

How so?

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Anonymous #1 6d

right! because this administration is the one funding planned parenthood. this administration encourages mothers of downs babies to abort them. and the right is the side in canada informing children on assisted suicide. they’re going to mainstream eugenics

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Anonymous #19 6d

idk why people are downvoting you for asking questions, i’m curious about it too😭 people will say they’re tolerant and then can’t be happy when their opponent does something objectively good

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Anonymous #10 6d

tell that to the obama-appointed judge who has the epstein list…

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Anonymous #87 6d

Did I miss the objectively good in this thread or are you speaking in hypotheticals

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Anonymous #87 6d

I'd rather say it to the people voting against releasing it and the president belittling it. Ty tho

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Anonymous #10 6d

Whether it does or doesn’t, I think people need to stop relying so much on Tylenol it is literally the number one cause of liver failure

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Anonymous #22 6d

Ibuprofen or NSAIDs are so much better for you and “baby aspirin” is sometimes reccomended for a healthy heart.

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Anonymous #22 6d

You’re gonna get downvoted for stating facts

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Anonymous #23 6d

Lmfao! 🤣🤷‍♀️ so be it 💯

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Anonymous #33 6d

The way ur right

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Anonymous #22 6d

Tylenol overdose is the number one cause of liver failure. The only reason you'd get downvoted is for making it seem like simply taking the drug is causing liver failure. If you abuse a drug you're bound to die from said abuse.

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Anonymous #10 6d

It. Does. Damage. If you take it everyday for years it can destroy your liver. You don’t need to OD for it to be harmful. That’s like saying only alcohol poisoning kills. No, alcohol everyday for long periods can damage the body.

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Anonymous #22 6d

An addiction will kill you, yes. Taking Tylenol everyday is... Drum roll please.... Abusing the drug! But all sources say Tylenol OVERDOSE causes liver failure. Not prolonged usuage. Someone abusing the drug caused them liver failure. Not using it 3 days for an ache. Are you catching on?

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Anonymous #22 6d

I tried putting the ss of mayo clinic specifying Tylenol overdose but yy won't let me @ this comment

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Anonymous #10 6d

No one ever said 3 days for an ache. People often misconstrue the safety of the medication and rely on it for YEARS.

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Anonymous #10 6d

That’s acute liver failure dude. Not a long term liver disease or cirrhosis.

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Anonymous #10 6d

3 days is a lot of Tylenol usage. You know it doesn’t actually take much

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Anonymous #22 6d

You're backtracking even though your comment saying "liver failure" is right there?

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Anonymous #10 6d

I work in the medical system and people take that shit for YEARS. not just “oh I have a headache!” Smfh. A lot of people rely on Tylenol more than ibuprofen when they’re older due to already being on blood thinners so then they even rely on Tylenol more.

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Anonymous #10 6d

Bro. It is. But I’m not talking about taking 30 pills of Tylenol in one sitting? Ofc that will kill you, the website even agrees. However you’re saying Tylenol is ONLY damaging if you overdose. Which is not true.

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Anonymous #22 6d

No hun. Relying on medication for years is an addiction. Taking a singular medication for years is abuse of the drug

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Anonymous #22 6d

Idk why you're telling me your life story when all I did was quote you and use actual sources. Why did that upset you? I never said only. I simply said Tylenol overdose is the leading cause of liver failure in the US (backed by the Mayo clinic). Reading shouldn't be that hard for you

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Anonymous #10 6d

A dependency is different than addiction. It’s not a life story it’s contextual information which you lack

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Anonymous #22 6d

Ok so you've move from backtracking to making up something that wasn't said to fit you argument. What's next?

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Anonymous #10 6d

Go take Tylenol

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Anonymous #22 6d

Will do. My lack of addiction will leave me perfectly fine afterwards (per mayo clinic😍)

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Anonymous #10 6d

Mayo Clinic literally publishes complete lies sometimes

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Anonymous #23 6d

"It's a lie because it doesn't agree with that I said" 💀

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Anonymous #23 6d

The way you just made that up is mental😬

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Anonymous #23 6d

Tell me you don’t know SHIT about research w/o saying it. Some of us actually DO THE RESEARCH you shit talk, stupid ass mf

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Anonymous #35 6d

When people curse it usually means they’re wrong bruh

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Anonymous #22 6d

i havent read this thread but “when people curse it usually means they’re wrong” nobody thinks that. idk the context of this convo this just stood out to me

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Anonymous #22 6d

There's so much misinformation circling the healthcare industry that people have become regressive. They're probably upset that you're adding onto it.

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Anonymous #22 6d

No dude, you specifically curse. Socrates is talking about insults, not profanity.

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Anonymous #69 6d

You specifically said curse*

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Anonymous #69 6d

Yea calling someone a “stupid ass mf” is cursing and calling names. Do I need to be more direct or??

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Anonymous #69 6d

no reading comprehension.

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Yea idc it makes you look bad.

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Anonymous #22 6d

The guy wasn’t even replying to you! Talk about no reading comprehension headass

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Anonymous #69 6d

I wasn’t talking to you and you went onto my comment so? lol

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Anonymous #22 6d

Report me pussy. That’ll prove my point even further.

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Anonymous #22 6d

I replied to you because you said something fucking stupid

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Lmfao! I have more degrees than you and work in medical I say it bc I know it :)

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Anonymous #35 6d

No one reported you lol

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Anonymous #22 6d

Didn't you tell me to take Tylenol after discussing it's usage being the leading cause in liver failure? Now you care about insults?

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Anonymous #22 6d

I’m finishing my PhD, stop pretending

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Anonymous #35 6d

You’re not the only one lol and PhD in what? 😂 because you have 0 backing in anything you say just the mouth of a sailor. Nice job. I’d be happy to hear your dissertation

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Anonymous #35 6d

dude is an intellectual watch out 😂

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Anonymous #10 6d

You have no problem with Tylenol? So go take some!

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Anonymous #69 6d

Yes ❤️

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Anonymous #93 5d

We can’t take ANYTHING when pregnant. Doesn’t surprise me.

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Anonymous #16 5d

Thank you for the sweet reply! That’s very true and just because he requires more care and has to go through life differently than most, it doesn’t matter to him and he works at the food bank helping people every day and LOVES it. He’s taught my family and me so many lessons and how to see life in a different perspective.

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Anonymous #97 5d

What the fuck was the original post about I can’t even scroll all the way man

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Anonymous #34 5d

Excuse me but fuck that blue hedgehog. 🦔 I like my minecraft addiction more

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Anonymous #99 5d

@#99

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Anonymous #1 4d

Nah just telling us that Tylenol causes autism😂 how stupid is this admin seriously

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Anonymous #102 3d

The news I saw said certain meds can alienate symptoms not cure it

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Anonymous #22 3d

Well he’s absolutely full of bullshit

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